Exhibition stands SOLD OUT for APP2026 Trade Exhibition

Media Release
3 February 2026

The Australasian Pharmacy Professional Conference and Trade Exhibition (APP) further cements its position as Australia’s premier pharmacy conference, following today’s announcement that the 2026 Trade Exhibition is now fully subscribed and every stand allocated. Delegates are still able to register for the conference as usual.

APP is the largest pharmacy conference in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring a trade exhibition that offers unrivalled opportunities to network and keep up to date with industry trends. This year’s Trade Exhibition will showcase a wide variety of businesses, ranging from prescription and over-the-counter medicine providers, software providers, complementary medicines suppliers, finance companies, and more.

“We have over 250 companies participating in this year’s Trade Exhibition,” said APP Chairman, Kos Sclavos AM. “With a wide variety of exhibitors and over 450 stands, 32 new exhibitors, and more than 700 brands being showcased, there’s sure to be something of interest for all of our delegates.”

With exhibitors ranging from global brands to groundbreaking start‑ups, the 2026 exhibition promises an immersive, high‑energy environment where ideas, solutions, and new partnerships come together.

“Whether delegates are looking for inspiration, exploring strategic partnerships, or wanting to stay ahead of the industry’s rapid evolution, this year’s Trade Exhibition delivers an unmatched opportunity to connect, discover, and grow,” said Mr Sclavos. “We’re thrilled to have a completely sold‑out exhibition each year, and the wait list reflects the strong appetite across the sector to be part of APP.”

This year’s exhibition hall will bring the conference theme, ‘Beyond the Script,’ to life- transforming the space into a dynamic showcase of cutting‑edge technology, emerging service models, business solutions, and the latest innovations shaping the future of community pharmacy.

APP2026 will be held on the Gold Coast from 12-14 March, with pre-conference workshops taking place on 11 March.